Pyramedia finalizes preparations for Season Three of Prince of Poets to go live on air this Thursday

The stage is set, the cameras are ready and the 35 contestants have been chosen and are perfecting their poetry in the battle to be the winner of the knockout television competition.

Continuing on with the theme of presenting the cultural symbols of the UAE throughout their television productions, Pyramedia have turned the theatre at Al Raha Beach into a recreation of the Al Jahili Fort in Abu Dhabi. The Al Jahili Fort is one of the largest forts in the UAE, built in the 1890s by orders from Sheikh Zayed bin Khalifa Al Nahyan.

For the first time on Prince of Poets, all ten weeks of the program will be filmed in High Definition with a 12-camera OB van broadcasting the live show to millions of viewers throughout the Arab World. This season, the 35 contestants from 18 countries will face new challenges from the five judges throughout the three stages of the competition in which each moment of anticipation will be broadcast for all to see.

Nashwa Al Ruwaini, CEO and Board Member of Pyramedia quotes:

"We are extremely excited about the production of yet another season of Prince of Poets, this year we are using state of the art technology to create one of the highest rated TV shows in the region and have developed the format to include lots of challenges for this year's poets!"

In the lighting, sound and production departments of Pyramedia, a team of hundreds from East and West work together to deliver one of the most highly anticipated shows of the summer on Abu Dhabi TV.

The dynamic sisters Nashwa and Mona Al Ruwaini head up the team as producers of the reality TV competition. As a successful media personality and CEO of Pyramedia, Nashwa has had more than 18 years of experience in television while Mona at age 25 is the youngest female producer in the Arab World.